Firearms | Handguns | Right Handed

Hopkins Allen XL no. 2 in .30 rimfire. Action functions beautifully with very little play in the lockup. Right grip panel has a repaired crack along its length. I haven't taken it apart, the cylinder axis pin is stiff.

Action works and locks up. Dirty bore with decent rifling. Brass frame, home-made grips. .30 rimfire.

Excellent action and lock up. Nickel finish is about 95% with a bit of flaking in the hollows of the fluting. Bore has rifling with pitting along its length. Grips have original varnish with a few small dents but without chips or flaking.

Excellent action. Solid lockup.

I haven't been able to remove the cylinder axis pin. 

One model 95 Remington derringer with a shiny new polish.

Brand new, never fired.

Comes with a bunch of magazines, holsters, sight tool (Trijicon HD XR already installed), NANUK case, and if picking up 1000 rounds as well. 

Webley Mark 2 Service Revolver, 4" barrel, 6 shot.

Webley WG 1889 Model in 455 Webley Caliber. 6" barrel, 6 shot. This cylinder has not been shaved/altered and is in it's original 455 configuration. Retailer marked on the top strap: MANTON & CO LONDON & CALCUTTA.

BERETTA 90 TWO.

Mint condition. Just tested on the shooting range.

I have for sale my 45 Colt Single Action Army revolver. This is the Sesquicentennial Model 1814-1964. One of only 5000 manufactured.

This is a Colt 1849 pocket revolver in great shape. It has 4 inch barrel and .31 cap and ball caliber, rare seen 6 rounds capacity. Serial numbers matching except the wedge is unnumbered. MFD 1862 according to serial number.

Here I have a Harrington and Richardson seven shooter very rare haven’t seen much of these for sale no wiggle room when on full cock It indexes beautifully Still has 95% of its original nickel plating the rifling is really good too beautiful piece

This is a First Year Production Colt Model 1862 Police Revolver. Widely believed to be the most aesthetically pleasing of all the Colt percussion revolvers.

This is a Tranter Model 1863 Single Action Revolver Chambered in .455 centre fire. The majority of the model 1863’s were a double action with only a few hundred being produced in single action.

Antique no permit needed for this old girl.